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• Internet connection drops every 30 minutes

  I'm chasing a frustrating problem on one of our HP laptops.

  The laptop loses its internet connection after 30 to 60 minutes, and the only way to get it back is to restart the PC.

  The PC is a dv6 Pavilion with Intel Core i5 processor chip.

  Operating system is Win7 Home Premium SP1

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  Is DSL through Qwest

  The error message we get when internet stop working, said something about "cannot find DNS", I will copy it down the next time it happens.

  The PC only to lose the connection is this.

  Reset the modem and the router not to find an internet connection.

  The problem occurs if the PC is connected via a cable or wireless

  When the PC loses the internet connection I can still see and ping it to other PC, and you can still see the other PC.

  Here's what we've done so far without success:

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  Router and modem reset

  Reset TCP/IP and restarted (netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt)

  Off the hidden network adapters:

  6to4 MS card

  Map of ISATAP MS 1-4

  Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface

  (all these returned when we restarted)

  Change DNS servers on the local network, Wi - Fi and on different servers

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  Restored the PC on 2 previous restore points

  Update Intel WiFi driver

  Don't scan last Antimalwarebytes - no problems found

  Turned off the firewall

  Removed McAfee (hate this stupid show)

  I am at a loss what to do next.   Any ideas?

  We try to be methodical obviously, starting with the simple and more complex.

  Thank you!
  Ian

  Hey archaeologist.

  I'm sorry that you run on the wireless issue. I need to know your number of complete product, the Intel wireless driver version number and the version number of the BIOS.

  Press FN + ESC keys to find your BIOS (' f # ') and product number.

  To find your version number wireless driver:

  
  1. click on the Start button

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  Original title: network programs network networking Internet Web site Site Web Web Site URL

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  Original title: disconnections

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  I get on THE network cable plugged not right. Did the cable that goes from the outside to the modem
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  2. you made any hardware or software comes to the computer before the show?

  3. are you aware of the damage to the cables connecting the modem, the router and the computer?

  4. do you have a third-party security program installed on the computer?

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  * Original title: quality Internet stutters?

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  You can see dips in connection on the chart on the attached photo.

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  My System Specs are as follows:

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  Installed memory (RAM): 8.00 GB

  System type: 64-bit Operating System

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT440

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  Other info:

  I used to have an old router a NetGear, and there was the same problem, but with a slow connection constantly. We have since then replaced by the current one and that did not help, wait for the best connection. I found a new router would fix it, but it didn't. This is why I think it's my system or my internet provider.

  My router is in the basement and I am on the 2nd floor of my house, but that has not affected all the world, so I don't think it affected me. Other dips in the connection, the quality was great and constant.

  What I tried:

  I contacted Xfinity and chatted with an agent and described the problem I did here, and they said that nothing was wrong, on their side, as they watched it. A friend suggested may have my system. In this case, I made sure everything is up to date, and I believe that it is.

  All the cables that are used for the router are correctly connected.

  Reasons:

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  -Why I think it's my internet provider: even if I got a new router and adapter, there are always these tips little lag as it did before.

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  For me, it's quite confusing, because there are reasons pointing in all sorts of directions and I don't have no idea what direction to go. I tried as much as I can, although apparently not liked very much.

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  Thanks for reading and thanks for helping if you do.

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply. I was talking about the pre-installed games that I was online with like Team Fortress 2 and League of Legends. But due to another question earlier about another problem, I deleted Norton Security Suite and who seemed to have it fixed. I just hope that is not temporary.

  If you update on this, I'll post it here.

  Thanks for the help.

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